machiavellian said:EaglesFan said:I dont know if he is biased towards Balo, but he is definitely less critical of him than of Dzeko.
Today first half - Balo missed two clear cut chances.
If Dzeko did that - he'd be off at 50th minute (no later). But not Balo. So what happens? He scores.
That's where IMO Mancini is wrong with Dzeko - I dont think he is giving him a fair chance like he should - he has very little patience with him (if Dzeko screws up first one or two shots - he's gone off the pitch).
Is Dzeko the only reason you jumped on the City bandwagon?
FWIW, Dzeko has started all but two of our seven league games, Balotelli one.
And this is despite him being inferior to Balotelli in every department besides his aerial threat.
Dzeko has also proven he is no different to Balotelli in the professionalism stakes either, his self-indulgent strop in Munich removing his falsely earned perception as the consummate professional - he has previous in this respect during his time at Wolfsburg.
That has now removed any justification for him starting over Balotelli.
Balotelli has a superior touch, a superior strike, moves the ball much more efficiently and twice as quickly, and has vastly superior movement on and off the ball. He is the superior finisher and is a vastly more naturally gifted player.
Once Balotelli finds his form and maintains it, Dzeko won't get a sniff - and we'll be a better side for it.
It's also worth mentioning that despite Mario's unpredictable and often immature behaviour, he actually respects his manager, admires him even. I genuinely believe that we're seeing the beginnings of a fruitful relationship for Manchester City Football Club, and the blossoming of a incredibly talented young player, and it excites me.
By that stage Dzeko will be tripping over balls to his feet in the Bundesliga and you'll have denounced your 'support' of City in favour of his new club, or Real Madrid.
I dont know if he is biased towards Balo, but he is definitely less critical of him than of Dzeko.
Today first half - Balo missed two clear cut chances.
If Dzeko did that - he'd be off at 50th minute (no later). But not Balo. So what happens? He scores.
That's where IMO Mancini is wrong with Dzeko - I dont think he is giving him a fair chance like he should - he has very little patience with him (if Dzeko screws up first one or two shots - he's gone off the pitch)
SWP's back said:Not be born in Bosnia they bastard.rastus said:Fulop's Reflex said:From Bellamy, Robinho, Ade and now Tevez. (Dzeko to some extent)
It seems Mancini always has a soft spot for Balo. No matter what Balo does.
Whats Balo done?
Gelsons Dad said:machiavellian said:EaglesFan said:I dont know if he is biased towards Balo, but he is definitely less critical of him than of Dzeko.
Today first half - Balo missed two clear cut chances.
If Dzeko did that - he'd be off at 50th minute (no later). But not Balo. So what happens? He scores.
That's where IMO Mancini is wrong with Dzeko - I dont think he is giving him a fair chance like he should - he has very little patience with him (if Dzeko screws up first one or two shots - he's gone off the pitch).
Is Dzeko the only reason you jumped on the City bandwagon?
FWIW, Dzeko has started all but two of our seven league games, Balotelli one.
And this is despite him being inferior to Balotelli in every department besides his aerial threat.
Dzeko has also proven he is no different to Balotelli in the professionalism stakes either, his self-indulgent strop in Munich removing his falsely earned perception as the consummate professional - he has previous in this respect during his time at Wolfsburg.
That has now removed any justification for him starting over Balotelli.
Balotelli has a superior touch, a superior strike, moves the ball much more efficiently and twice as quickly, and has vastly superior movement on and off the ball. He is the superior finisher and is a vastly more naturally gifted player.
Once Balotelli finds his form and maintains it, Dzeko won't get a sniff - and we'll be a better side for it.
It's also worth mentioning that despite Mario's unpredictable and often immature behaviour, he actually respects his manager, admires him even. I genuinely believe that we're seeing the beginnings of a fruitful relationship for Manchester City Football Club, and the blossoming of a incredibly talented young player, and it excites me.
By that stage Dzeko will be tripping over balls to his feet in the Bundesliga and you'll have denounced your 'support' of City in favour of his new club, or Real Madrid.
I like this post but you may upset our newest 1000 members.
machiavellian said:EaglesFan said:I dont know if he is biased towards Balo, but he is definitely less critical of him than of Dzeko.
Today first half - Balo missed two clear cut chances.
If Dzeko did that - he'd be off at 50th minute (no later). But not Balo. So what happens? He scores.
That's where IMO Mancini is wrong with Dzeko - I dont think he is giving him a fair chance like he should - he has very little patience with him (if Dzeko screws up first one or two shots - he's gone off the pitch).
Is Dzeko the only reason you jumped on the City bandwagon?
FWIW, Dzeko has started all but two of our seven league games, Balotelli one.
And this is despite him being inferior to Balotelli in every department besides his aerial threat.
Dzeko has also proven he is no different to Balotelli in the professionalism stakes either, his self-indulgent strop in Munich removing his falsely earned perception as the consummate professional - he has previous in this respect during his time at Wolfsburg.
That has now removed any justification for him starting over Balotelli.
Balotelli has a superior touch, a superior strike, moves the ball much more efficiently and twice as quickly, and has vastly superior movement on and off the ball. He is the superior finisher and is a vastly more naturally gifted player.
Once Balotelli finds his form and maintains it, Dzeko won't get a sniff - and we'll be a better side for it.
It's also worth mentioning that despite Mario's unpredictable and often immature behaviour, he actually respects his manager, admires him even. I genuinely believe that we're seeing the beginnings of a fruitful relationship for Manchester City Football Club, and the blossoming of a incredibly talented young player, and it excites me.
By that stage Dzeko will be tripping over balls to his feet in the Bundesliga and you'll have denounced your 'support' of City in favour of his new club, or Real Madrid.
That's a good point actually.<br /><br />-- Sat Oct 01, 2011 10:40 pm --<br /><br />samharris said:SWP's back said:But if you know you're an idiot, like I do, then you are automatically precluded from being one.samharris said:So idiots are too idiotic to realise theyre idiots.....Dont know if i like that ;)
Good old catch 22. May read that again, its a top book.
Aliens are the biggest idiots..I mean they dont want us to know that theyre here so fly around at night...with their lights on.. twats.
Weird that everyone else thinks it's a top post.shikariblue said:machiavellian said:EaglesFan said:I dont know if he is biased towards Balo, but he is definitely less critical of him than of Dzeko.
Today first half - Balo missed two clear cut chances.
If Dzeko did that - he'd be off at 50th minute (no later). But not Balo. So what happens? He scores.
That's where IMO Mancini is wrong with Dzeko - I dont think he is giving him a fair chance like he should - he has very little patience with him (if Dzeko screws up first one or two shots - he's gone off the pitch).
Is Dzeko the only reason you jumped on the City bandwagon?
FWIW, Dzeko has started all but two of our seven league games, Balotelli one.
And this is despite him being inferior to Balotelli in every department besides his aerial threat.
Dzeko has also proven he is no different to Balotelli in the professionalism stakes either, his self-indulgent strop in Munich removing his falsely earned perception as the consummate professional - he has previous in this respect during his time at Wolfsburg.
That has now removed any justification for him starting over Balotelli.
Balotelli has a superior touch, a superior strike, moves the ball much more efficiently and twice as quickly, and has vastly superior movement on and off the ball. He is the superior finisher and is a vastly more naturally gifted player.
Once Balotelli finds his form and maintains it, Dzeko won't get a sniff - and we'll be a better side for it.
It's also worth mentioning that despite Mario's unpredictable and often immature behaviour, he actually respects his manager, admires him even. I genuinely believe that we're seeing the beginnings of a fruitful relationship for Manchester City Football Club, and the blossoming of a incredibly talented young player, and it excites me.
By that stage Dzeko will be tripping over balls to his feet in the Bundesliga and you'll have denounced your 'support' of City in favour of his new club, or Real Madrid.
You're an idiot. And before you ask, I'm Mancunian and supported City all my life.
shikariblue said:machiavellian said:EaglesFan said:I dont know if he is biased towards Balo, but he is definitely less critical of him than of Dzeko.
Today first half - Balo missed two clear cut chances.
If Dzeko did that - he'd be off at 50th minute (no later). But not Balo. So what happens? He scores.
That's where IMO Mancini is wrong with Dzeko - I dont think he is giving him a fair chance like he should - he has very little patience with him (if Dzeko screws up first one or two shots - he's gone off the pitch).
Is Dzeko the only reason you jumped on the City bandwagon?
FWIW, Dzeko has started all but two of our seven league games, Balotelli one.
And this is despite him being inferior to Balotelli in every department besides his aerial threat.
Dzeko has also proven he is no different to Balotelli in the professionalism stakes either, his self-indulgent strop in Munich removing his falsely earned perception as the consummate professional - he has previous in this respect during his time at Wolfsburg.
That has now removed any justification for him starting over Balotelli.
Balotelli has a superior touch, a superior strike, moves the ball much more efficiently and twice as quickly, and has vastly superior movement on and off the ball. He is the superior finisher and is a vastly more naturally gifted player.
Once Balotelli finds his form and maintains it, Dzeko won't get a sniff - and we'll be a better side for it.
It's also worth mentioning that despite Mario's unpredictable and often immature behaviour, he actually respects his manager, admires him even. I genuinely believe that we're seeing the beginnings of a fruitful relationship for Manchester City Football Club, and the blossoming of a incredibly talented young player, and it excites me.
By that stage Dzeko will be tripping over balls to his feet in the Bundesliga and you'll have denounced your 'support' of City in favour of his new club, or Real Madrid.
You're an idiot. And before you ask, I'm Mancunian and supported City all my life.
King Geedorah said:Mancio said:is guardiola a bit biased toward messi ?
is mourinho a bit biased toward tranny ?
Good man.